Many workflow systems support the use of Web Services as components in workflows. A set of tutorials are provided for a selection of workflow systems commonly used in bioinformatics:

• Kepler
• make
• Taverna
• Triana

Many other workflow and workbench systems can also use Web Services, for example:

• Bioclipse
• BioExtract
• Galaxy
• Geneious
• geWorkbench
• The Generic Workflow Description Language Toolbox (GWorkflowDL)
• jORCA
• KNIME with Generic Web Service Client Node
• LONI Pipeline
• Pegasus
• Pipeline Pilot
• Project Trident
• UGENE
• VisTrails
• YABI

A list of workflow management systems used in the biosciences can be found in Wikipedia.

Pre-written workflows for a variety of platforms, including workflows using Web Services, are available from repositories:

• Kepler Analytical Component Repository
• myExperiment
• SHIWA Workflow Repository